Credit Union Times and a panel of special guests take listeners through how key legislative officials are polling, how the Dems and GOP will fare in the House and Senate and what all this could mean for credit unions' legislative efforts in the 112th Congress. What are credit unions doing to keep Rep. Kanjorski in his seat? How did Barney Frank's seat become competitive? How will this impact credit union legislative efforts for supplementary capital and member business lending?
Listen to internet radio with Sarah Snell Cooke on Blog Talk Radio
